The Troubles

Tánaiste Simon Coveney criticises Tory pledge to change law ending prosecution of British soldiers
News 4 weeks ago

Tánaiste Simon Coveney criticises Tory pledge to change law ending prosecution of British soldiers

By: Harry Brent

Boris Johnson vows to change law in order to end prosecution of British soldiers
News 4 weeks ago

Boris Johnson vows to change law in order to end prosecution of British soldiers

By: Rachael O'Connor

On this day in 1981, the Maze Prison hunger strikes were called off after the deaths of ten people
News 2 months ago

On this day in 1981, the Maze Prison hunger strikes were called off after the deaths of ten people

By: Rachael O'Connor

There was a huge reaction to last night's documentary on the Loughinisland Massacre
News 2 months ago

There was a huge reaction to last night's documentary on the Loughinisland Massacre

By: Rachael O'Connor

Protesters in London gather in support of 'Soldier F', who is facing trial for the murder of two men on Bloody Sunday, 1972
News 2 months ago

Protesters in London gather in support of 'Soldier F', who is facing trial for the murder of two men on Bloody Sunday, 1972

By: Rachael O'Connor

Previously lost footage revealing how IRA trained new recruits in weapons classes to be broadcast
News 2 months ago

Previously lost footage revealing how IRA trained new recruits in weapons classes to be broadcast

By: Jack Beresford

New BBC documentary series on 'The Troubles' promises previously unknown evidence and new film footage
News 3 months ago

New BBC documentary series on 'The Troubles' promises previously unknown evidence and new film footage

By: Rachael O'Connor

18 years since The 'Holy Cross disputes': Catholic schoolchildren subjected to daily abuse, violence and bomb attacks as they walk to school
News 3 months ago

18 years since The 'Holy Cross disputes': Catholic schoolchildren subjected to daily abuse, violence and bomb attacks as they walk to school

By: Rachael O'Connor

Derry Girls creator reveals the show’s biggest influences and fans could be in for a surprise
News 4 months ago

Derry Girls creator reveals the show’s biggest influences and fans could be in for a surprise

By: Jack Beresford

Boris Johnson pledges to end 'unfair' prosecutions of Army veterans who served in Northern Ireland
News 4 months ago

Boris Johnson pledges to end 'unfair' prosecutions of Army veterans who served in Northern Ireland

By: Jack Beresford

Majority of British public oppose amnesty for Northern Ireland veterans – Troubles consultation finds
News 5 months ago

Majority of British public oppose amnesty for Northern Ireland veterans – Troubles consultation finds

By: Aidan Lonergan

Gerry Adams says IRA was right to fight against 'aggression' of British rule
News 5 months ago

Gerry Adams says IRA was right to fight against 'aggression' of British rule

By: Aidan Lonergan

Jeremy Hunt slammed by Tory MPs after claiming British Army veterans 'should be treated the same' as IRA
News 5 months ago

Jeremy Hunt slammed by Tory MPs after claiming British Army veterans 'should be treated the same' as IRA

By: Aidan Lonergan

Ivan Cooper: Northern Ireland civil rights leader who organised Bloody Sunday march dies aged 75
News 5 months ago

Ivan Cooper: Northern Ireland civil rights leader who organised Bloody Sunday march dies aged 75

By: Aidan Lonergan

Memorial to British soldiers killed in deadliest attack of the Troubles vandalised in 'sickening' hate crime
News 6 months ago

Memorial to British soldiers killed in deadliest attack of the Troubles vandalised in 'sickening' hate crime

By: Aidan Lonergan